Sentence examples for attributed anything from inspiring English sources

But it's nonetheless one of the few times researchers have attributed anything beneficial to the silly art of gossip.

"I didn't attribute anything to the cap, but I'm sure he did".

So I want to make it clear that I'm not in any way attributing anything I did to that drug use.

Like Mr. Norquist, he attributes anything good that happened in the 1990s to the Republican Congress, which did not take office until 1995.

But a simple act of understanding, by which we simply understand something without thinking it to be somehow, that is, without attributing anything to it, cannot be false.

Any methodology which limits itself to empirical science will presumably find it hard to attribute anything like infinitude or necessary existence to the cosmos, while approaches which do find a role for such features will need to be careful that they understand them in an appropriate fashion.

I am disturbed that people would attribute anything other than the purist of intentions to my actions," he said.

According to numerous ahaadeeth it is not permitted to attribute anything to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) unless it is absolutely certain that it is authentically reported from him.

To be sure, much of this narrowing took place before the convention started, so it can't be attributed to anything specific that happened in Tampa.

I don't know what I'd do if I were to come down with myeloma, and who knows whether the author's extended survival can be attributed to anything he ate, breathed or expelled; maybe he was one of the statistical outliers found in every patient population.

As Peter and Jean Medawar, husband-and-wife British biologists, wrote in their 1985 book, "Aristotle to Zoos," a mule's "proverbial obstinacy... need not be attributed to anything more deep-seated than their use among peoples habitually callous to animals and indifferent to their welfare".